Confiderations on the propofed Application to his Majesty and to

Parliament, for a Licensed Theatre at Edinburgh

76

Short Animadverfions. Addreffed to the Author of a late Pam-

phlet

Appendix to the Hiftory of the Life of Cardinal Pole

77

ibid.

Address to the Thoughtless, the Careless, &c. of Great Britain 78

Merrick's Second Part of Annotations on St. John's Gospel ib.

Langford's Paftor's Sentiments of Heart laid before his Flock 79

Wigmore's brief Summary of what we ought to believe and

practise

plained

Lyttelton's Hiftory of the Life of Henry II. concluded

80

Wigmore's Catechifm of the Church of England briefly ex-

ibid.

81

94

105

112

121

124

127

Smart's Tranflation of the Works of Horace

Bryant's Obfervations and Inquiries on antient History

Philofophical Tranfactions, Vol. LVI.

The Amaranth, or Religious Poems

Strahan's Translation of the Æneid of Virgil

The Babler

Speeches, Arguments, and Determinations, of the Right Ho-

nourable the Lords of Council and Seffion in Scotland, on

the Douglas Caufe

130

A Concife Narrative of the Proceedings in the Douglas Caufe

The History of the Chevalier des Grieux

Coftard's Hiftory of Aftronomy, &c.

Hartfon's Countefs of Salisbury, a Tragedy

A Letter to the Right Honourable the Marquis of Granby

Reflections on the Affairs of the Diffidents in Poland

A Caution to the Directors of the Eaft-India Company

Lomonoffof's Chronological Hiftory of the Ruffian History

Lettres Portugaifes

137

14L

143

147

152

153

155

156

Comparative Obfervations on two of the Poems which were ho-

noured with Prizes in a late Certamen at Ch. Ch.

Fables and Tales for the World, and Miscellanies for the Coun-
try

ibid.

The Ninth Satire of Horace, Book the firft, imitated. By

Dr. Swinney

Marriott's Primate, an Ode, written in Sweden.

159

ibid.

Toup's

Toup's Epiftola Critica ad celeberrimum Virum Episcopum
Gloceftrienfem.

ibid.

Forfter's Sermon preached at the Vifitation of the Rev. Dr.

Mofs,

ibid.

Buckridge's Sermons,

160

Penn's Sermon, by Way of Prevention to a fleepy Congrega-

Lord Baltimore's Tour to the East

Rotheram's Effay on Eftablishments in Religion

Dawfon's Examination of Rotheram's Effay

Fovargue's Catalogue of Vulgar Errors

172

177

185

189

213

Hanway's Letters to the Guardians of the Infant Poor

Wingrave's Narrative of the Cruelties of Eliz. Brownrigg 216

Praxis Medica & Chirurgica Nofocomiorum Civitatis Londini

Wathen's Conductor, and Containing Splints

An Account of the Somersham Water

217

ibid.

ibid.

A fhort Narrative of the Proceedings relative to the two Con-

victs lately respited for the Trial of Mr. Peirce's Styptic Me-

dicines

Mafkelyne's Account of the Going of Mr. Harrison's Watch ib.

Harrifon's Remarks on the Rev. Mr. Mafkelyne's Pamphlet 224

Triumphs of Faith, or the real Chriftian's Hope in Death

ibid.

A Manual of religious Liberty

227

Letters concerning the prefent State of the Church of Sotland

Jones's Catholic Doârine of a Trinity proved, &c. third Edit.

234

Diftinction between the ordinary and extraordinary Gifts of the

Holy Spirit, proved to have no Foundation in the New Te

tament

ibid.

Eufebes

Eufebes to Philetus: a Series of Letters

An Answer to Afpafio vindicated in Eleven Letters

235

ibid.

Dialogue between the reverend Mr. John Wesley and a Mem

?ber of the Church of England

Wheelock's and Whitaker's two Sermons

Dialogue between the Pulpit and Reading-Defk

MEwen's Effays

236

ibid.

ibid.

237

Narrative of Facts relative to the Prefentation of Mr. H-s to

the Rectory of Al—w—le

Madan's Answer to the Narrative of Facts, &c.

Bird's method of dividing Aftronomical Inftruments

238

ibid.

240

Clarke's Connexion of the Roman, Saxon, and English Coins 241

The Ruins of Poeftum

Edwards's Doctrine of Original Sin defended

Bate's Hebrew-English Dictionary

Duncombe's Works of Horace

Debates relative to the Affairs of Ireland

The Hiftory of Mifs Beville

The History of Major Bromley and Mifs Cliffen

Baker's Effay concerning the Caufe of the Endemial

Dévonshire

Geach's Obfervations on Dr. Baker's Effay on the Endemial

Colic of Devonshire

A Difcourfe concern the Irritability of fome Flowers

An Elegy on the Death of his Royal Highness the

York

Jones's Kew Garden.

A Poem. In two Cantos

An Ode to Virtue

An Ode, defign'd for the Anniversary of the most noble Order

ibid.

- 317

ibid.

A Paraphrase of Eight of the Pfalms of David

The Songs and Recitative of Orpheus: An English Burletta 318

An Addrefs to the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, and
the Bishops of the Church of England

Philalethes Londinenfis's Civil Establishments in Religion, a

Ground of Infidelity

319

ibid.

Philalethes again! or, Candidus unmask'd!

Two Difcourfes and a Prayer, delivered at the Quakers Yearly

Meeting in Bristol

320

ibid.

Newton's Sermons preached in the Parish Church of Olney in
en. Buckinghamshire

ibid.

Clarke's Connexion of the Roman, Saxon, and English Coins,

concluded

321

The True Doctrine of the New Teftament concerning Jefus

Chrift confidered

Converfation. A Poem

The Adventures of a Kidnapped Orphan

High Life; or, the Hiftory of Mifs Faulkland,

341

345

359

The Perplexed Lovers; or, the Hift. of Sir Ed. Balchen, Bart. 355

A Collection of the most esteemed Pieces of Poetry, &c. 357

Kirkland's Effay on the Cure of Diseases preceding Fevers 361

Holwell's Account of the Manner of Inoculating for the Small-

Pox in the East Indies

367

Watts's Vindication of the New Method of Inoculating 371

Crakelt's Tranflation of M. Mauduit's New and Complete

*Treatife of Trigonometry

Letters of the Right Hon. Lady Jane Douglas

Confiderations on the Douglas Cause

The Effence of the Douglas Cause

374

375

378

378

379

A Letter to Lord Clive

An Address to the Voters and Returning Officers at the enfuing
Election of Members to ferve in Parliament,

Patriotism, a Political Satire

An Effay on the Character of Manilius,

The Gift of Tongues,

380

ibid.

382

383

An Elegiac Ode to the Memory of the late Duke of York 384

The Wooden Bowl, a Tale

ibid.

Aldwinckle

385

Remarks on the Rev. Mr. M-n's Answer to the Faithful

Atkinson's Two Sermons on Faith, Hope, and Charity ibid.
Atton's Sermon before the Trustees of Mr. Hanbury's Cha-

Harwood's Letter to the Rev. Mr. Evans

Doubts concerning the Authenticity of the laft Publication of

the Confeffional

Rutherforth's Defence of a Charge concerning Subscriptions 390

Obfervations on National Establishments in Religion ibid.

Hortley on the Power of God, as displayed in the Solar System 392

Confiderations on the Illegality of presenting fuch as are unac-

quainted with the Welch Language to Benefices in Wales 394

Saunders's Answer to Geach's Obfervations

Harvie's Practical Directions for preferving the Perinæum

Jones's Poftfcript to the Origin of Language and Nations

Farmer's Effay on the Learning of Shakespeare

The Force of Nature; or, the Hiftory of Charles Lord Som

mers

430

Syntagma Differtationum quas olim Auctor doctiffimus Thomas Hyde, S. T. P. feparatim edidit

436

Fordyce's Review of the Venereal Disease, and its Remedies 445. Macbride's Hiftorical Account of a New Method of treating the Scurvy at Sea.

457

An Apology for the Catholics of Great Britain and Ireland 459 Howard's Thoughts, Effays, and Maxims

463

Letters to Married Women

465

Fordyce's Elements of the Practice of Phyfic, Part II.
Gatti's New Obfervations on Inoculation

467

467

The Hortonian Mifcellany

468

Rayner's Miscellanies

469

Cooper's Well

ibid.

The Patriot

ibid.

Candour: An Enquiry into the Merits of the Salisbury Come

Thoughts on the Caufes and Confequences of the prefent high Price of Provifions

471

The honeft Elector's Propofal

ibid.

A Short Examination of the Laws lately made for the Amendment of the Highways